About
The Tribe 365 is a center for Jewish educational, spiritual, and lifecycle experiences that are accessible, relevant, and meaningful. Our mission is to create an inclusive Jewish home for K'lal Yisrael—the worldwide Jewish community—where individuals and families can connect with Jewish tradition in ways that feel authentic, personal, and inspiring.
Led by Cantor Jennifer Duretz Peled, The Tribe 365 offers compassionate guidance and meaningful support through every stage of life's journey. Whether you are celebrating a wedding, b'mitzvah, welcoming a new baby, honoring a loved one, or creating a personalized ritual for another milestone, each experience is crafted with warmth, intention, and respect for your unique story.
In addition to officiating lifecycle events, The Tribe 365 provides educational and spiritual programming for children, adults and communities throughout the year. Wherever you are on your Jewish journey, you are welcome here.
Meet Cantor Jenn
I believe Judaism should be joyful, inspiring, and filled with creativity. Whether I'm singing beneath the chuppah, guiding a student toward the bimah, welcoming a new life into the Jewish community, or helping families honor a loved one, my greatest passion is creating meaningful Jewish moments that people will carry with them forever.
Raised in Florida and shaped by my years in the Philadelphia area, I've spent nearly two decades serving as a synagogue professional (cantor and education director). Bringing people together through music, and helping Jewish traditions come alive in ways that are personal, engaging, and deeply meaningful make my spirit soar. I've had the joy of working with individuals and families from around the world—including Costa Rica, Mexico, Israel, and all across Europe. I love helping people from diverse backgrounds create ceremonies that honor both Jewish tradition and their unique cultural stories.
One of the greatest gifts of my work is that people invite me into some of the most significant moments of their lives. There is profound holiness in those moments, and I never take that privilege for granted. My goal is to create ceremonies and experiences that honor tradition while reflecting your unique story, values, and dreams. Every family deserves to feel welcomed, celebrated, and embraced. I enjoy working with interfaith couples and families, LGBTQ+ individuals and families, and anyone looking to create Jewish rituals that are meaningful, inclusive, and true to who they are.
My journey has taken me from earning a Bachelor's degree in Vocal Performance at the University of West Florida to advanced vocal studies at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where I received the Emma Lou Young Vocal Award for Opera Performance. I also studied Hebrew language and Bible as Literature at the University of Haifa in Israel before earning my Master's degree in Jewish Music and Cantorial Studies from Gratz College and receiving Cantorial Investiture from the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College. I am proud to be a member of the American Conference of Cantors (the professional organization for reform cantors).
Throughout my career, I've worked with children, teens, adults, congregations, preschools, youth groups, and Jewish summer camps. I love blending formal education with hands-on, creative experiences because I believe people learn best when they are engaged, inspired, and having fun. Wherever you are on your Jewish journey, I'd love to help you create a meaningful, memorable, and joy-filled experience that celebrates exactly who you are.
My husband, Rabbi Matan Peled, and I met through Taglit-Birthright Israel and URJ Camp Coleman—two experiences that helped shape our shared love of Jewish life and community. After spending several wonderful years living in Israel, and then Atlanta, we now call Boston our home, where we're raising our 13 year old twins and menagerie of animals.
